Xie Yunjian, the legitimate daughter of the General's Mansion, and Prince Rui Rongjing were childhood sweethearts. They made a marriage contract early and agreed to get married on the day she and Jianjian were born. In the 23rd year of Tianhe, Xie Yunjian turned fifteen and returned to Beijing with her father to prepare for her wedding. The two had been separated for many years, and no one in Beijing knew her true appearance. Unexpectedly, on the day of the wedding, the General's Mansion was suddenly destroyed and no one in the family was spared. Only Xie Yunjian managed to survive. She was covered with wounds and her heart was broken, and she threw herself at the door of Prince Rui's Mansion like a madman - now she had no one to trust in the world, and she only wanted to find the brother Jing who had been with her since childhood.
But no matter how much she cried and beat, the door of the house would never open. In the end, he left in a daze and passed out on the street due to his injuries.
What she didn't know was that Prince Rui Rongjing was not closing the door ruthlessly, but was also assassinated that night and was unable to protect himself.
That night, the capital was soaked in blood, and both heaven and earth were sad.
Xie Yunjian, who survived the catastrophe, accidentally became Shen Qinghuan, the concubine raised in the countryside by the Minister of Rites, and concealed his identity. After several twists and turns, she actually married into Prince Rui's Mansion again under the name Shen Qinghuan and became Princess Rui.
After getting along day and night, the two finally recognized each other and found out the truth about the family extermination and assassination.
But on the way to find out the truth, I discovered...
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Very exciting, very beautiful
The writing is clear and smooth, and the story is compact. I have only seen a third of the content so far, and I will definitely continue to read it.
Very exciting, very beautiful
The writing is clear and smooth, and the story is compact. I have only seen a third of the content so far, and I will definitely continue to read it.